[Involuntary movements due to vitamin B12 deficiency. ... Both adults and infants deficient in vitamin B12 may present with chorea, tremor, myoclonus, Parkinsonism, dystonia, or a combination of these, which may precede diagnosis or become apparent only a few days after parenteral replacement therapy has begun.May 22, 2014
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Involuntary movements due to vitamin B12 deficiency. - NCBI]

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>  1. Fwd: myoclonus/seizures
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> Date:    Fri, 13 Dec 2019 09:29:45 -0600
> From:    Laurie Wheeler <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject: Fwd: myoclonus/seizures
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> Of course, her underlying neuro condition could be having an impact. This
> dyad of course needs a plan and frequent monitoring for maternal production
> and coping, infant intake and well-being, infant wt gain.  This is an
> excellent article if you have not seen it.
> https://www.babyfriendlyusa.org/news/what-should-happen-when-baby-does-not-get-enough-milk-from-mom/?eType=EmailBlastContent&eId=c010e4a4-665e-445d-b4af-8ab22bff9555
> <https://www.babyfriendlyusa.org/news/what-should-happen-when-baby-does-not-get-enough-milk-from-mom/?eType=EmailBlastContent&eId=c010e4a4-665e-445d-b4af-8ab22bff9555>
> Baby-Friendly USA ~ What SHOULD Happen When Baby Does Not Get Enough Milk
> from Mom
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> It is perhaps the most important and complex question for hospital staff
> and medical professionals caring for newborn babies with mothers wishing to
> breastfeed: what are the proper procedures to ensure the safety of the …
> www.babyfriendlyusa.org
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> Laurie Wheeler, RN, MN, IBCLC
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> From:    Beth Sargent
> Subject: PTP: Patient with myoclonus with seizures and breastfeeding
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> I met with a mother and her first baby in my hospital's outpatient lactation
> clinic. I have the patient's permission to post. She was diagnosed with
> myoclonus with seizures, years ago. It is considered a chronic condition for
> her, worsened by stress and lack of sleep. In my 30 years of supporting
> breastfeeding couplets, I have not worked with a patient who has this
> particular condition.
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> I saw them after discharge from the hospital, when the baby was 5 days old.
> At that time, her nipples were tender, with one abraded, and the baby was
> latching shallowly. The baby was jaundiced, but their pediatrician felt that
> the bilirubin level was not worrisome. Baby's weight was beginning to tick
> up a little, and they were advised to supplement with formula after feeding
> until the pediatrician saw them again in a couple of days. We reviewed the
> basics of breastfeeding, latching, nipple comfort, infant behavior,
> positioning. She is very motivated and is willing to try almost anything to
> breastfeed this baby.
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> Since she was supplementing, I advised her to pump at least 8 times in 24
> hours, with hand expression. Her pump had not arrived yet, so she
> hand-expressed, and saw droplets of milk almost immediately. She followed up
> in the clinic the next day, very worried that she could not express more
> than several drops. She pumped while she was there and got a total of ~10ml,
> which she said was way more than she had gotten at home. Her spouse
> mentioned that, when the patient was 15, she had a major seizure, lost
> consciousness and when she woke up, all sensitivity in one side of her body
> was greatly diminished.
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> Her baby is now 8 days old. She is still pumping as directed and getting
> 3-10ml total per session.
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